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'People Are Jailed for Likes!' Russian Witness Levels Explosive Allegations Against Ukraine at UN
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July 22, 2026
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16:17Now PlayingRussia convened an Arria-formula meeting at the UN Security Council titled "The Reign of Terror: Crimes of the Kiev Regime in Ukraine and Beyond."
Ukrainian-born journalist Pavel Volkov claimed he spent 13 months in detention after reporting from Donbas.
Volkov alleged Ukraine has political prisoners, secret detention sites, language discrimination, and judicial intimidation.
He accused Ukrainian authorities of prosecuting citizens over social media activity, Russian-language education, humanitarian work, and alleged collaboration.
Western Security Council members rejected Russia's narrative, while several countries called for independent investigations, accountability, and renewed peace negotiations.
This video examines Volkov's testimony, the broader diplomatic messaging behind Russia's presentation, and the international reaction at the United Nations.
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